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Business Briefings | UK |
The UK Property Investment Market - January 2010
The retail market saw the strongest yield compression in December, with an average fall of 20bp, followed by industrial at 17bp and offices at 3bp. The recovery since the high point for yields meanwhile has been strongest for retail warehouses followed by industrial, shops and then national offices. London offices and shopping centres have to date seen a smaller correction, which for the former may reflect the fact that they saw yields increase by less than the market average in the downturn. |
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Business Briefings | New York |
Accounting for Leases
As a result, our clients are already looking into how this affects their business. This business briefing highlights the key areas of change and explains what the practical implications might be for both our commercial real estate clients and our role within that industry. It is intended to shed light on the impact of this proposed standard and how it will affect the decision-making process for commercial leases. The chart below identifies key areas of impact under the proposed standard. |
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Multimedia | Asia |
Economic Pulse: Asia Pacific - Which way is Asia headed?
Investing in certain Asian markets where inflationary conditions are likely to persist remains a logical strategy says Choonbeng Ang, Director – Research & Business Analytics Asia, in this latest podcast from the Knowledge Center. |
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Multimedia | Americas |
Economic Pulse: the Americas - Precarious Balance
With the economy balanced precariously between inflation and deflation, the outcome will depend on the ability of monetary and fiscal authorities to revive the economy and then withdraw the stimulus before it creates too much demand. It¹s a fine line.
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Multimedia | Europe |
Economic Pulse: Europe - What should we plan for?
Many European countries are probably in for a period of low but volatile inflation in the short term, possibly giving way to higher inflation in two to three years. |
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Economic Reports | Global |
Economic Pulse: Asia Pacific - Which way is Asia headed?
Investing in certain Asian markets where inflationary conditions are likely to persist remains a logical strategy. Large populations of relatively young workforces
and low levels of debt and plenty of savings puts many Asian countries in a good position for continued strong growth
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Economic Reports | Global |
Economic Pulse: Europe - What should we plan for?
Occupiers and investors face a number of problems in working out their strategy, not helped by the fact that inflationary conditions could be quite different within the five- to seven-year time horizon, with a period of low but volatile inflation in the short term possibly giving way to higher inflation in two to three years.
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Economic Reports | Global |
Economic Pulse: the Americas - Precarious Balance
Whether serious inflation or deflation is avoided will come down to the ability of monetary and fiscal authorities to revive the economy and then withdraw the stimulus before it creates too much demand. For the commercial real estate industry, the driver of recovery will be employment growth, and, all factors considered, we anticipate a return to rising values in the 2010/2011 time frame. Get more insight from Ken McCarthy |
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Multimedia | Global |
European Cities Monitor 2009
Download our latest podcast discussing the results of this year's European Cities Monitor survey. This year's European Cities Monitor report features a special analysis of Europe's largest cities over the last 20 years and concludes that cities in Spain and Central & Eastern Europe have been the best performing over the long term. Download the full report from www.europeancitiesmonitor.eu and join the debate. |
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Global Research Reports | Global |
European Cities Monitor 2009
This year's European Cities Monitor report features a special analysis of Europe's largest cities over the last 20 years and concludes that cities in Spain and Central & Eastern Europe have been the best performing over the long term. Our annual report is based on interviews with executives in charge of location for 500 of Europe's largest companies. In addition to the overall ranking of which 34 cities are considered the leading business locations, they are also ranked against a number of criteria such as transport links, telecommunications, access to markets, availability and quality of staff, cost of office space and quality of life. Download the report at www.europeancitiesmonitor.eu and join the debate |